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V. K. Dobrev,G. Mack,I. T. Todorovs and other financial institutions operate in the financial system domestically and worldwide. The traditional role of banks in the economy evolved from the traditional intermediation approach to a one-stop shop approach, in which banks offer a wide range of financial services, enhanced by a widespr

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1. Group structure. Preliminaries,nd policy analysts when assessing these institutions. This chapter proposes a definition of a bank business model: the A/F—Activity/Funding definition..First, it provides an overview on the business model concept and a bank in the literature. Second, it exposes the definition proposed by the author

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1. Group structure. Preliminaries,ction between business models, ownership and organisational structures in banks in Europe on the one hand and the interaction between business models and size in banks in the US on the other hand. In Europe, there is a large diversity in ownership structures. In the US, size has been a key dimension

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V. K. Dobrev,G. Mack,I. T. Todorovrs about the strategy of banks and their behaviour in the markets where they are active in and about their risk profiles and their contribution to systemic risk over time..This chapter explains the reasons why banks change their business models and describes the migration process of business models

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1. Group structure. Preliminaries,eir financial systems to ensure that banks are sound and resilient. Banks are required to operate with a minimum capital requirement, hold sufficient liquid assets and to be resilient to extreme shock scenarios. Credit unions are also regulated using an equivalent approach but generally much less st

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V. K. Dobrev,G. Mack,I. T. Todorovtive framework known as the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD). Depending on their business model, ownership structure and size, banks respond differently to these resolution metrics that are not calibrated to the business models. The feasibility and the credibility of their response are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0009678analysis framework. It explains the relevance of this new framework for financial stability assessment and future of regulation and resolution. It provides an overview on the evolving role of banks in the financial system—with a focus on why banks changed their business model over the past decades a